I've verified the two work together here by not using session_config.
To buy (dwindling) time, I'm still using inline HTML:
$html .= qq|bunch of HTML|;
return $html;
I'm guessing $self-header_props does not add anything to what's
being returned. How, where or when can, or should, I add headers
to
On Tue, 19 Oct 2004, Jonathan Mangin wrote:
$html .= qq|bunch of HTML|;
return $html;
I'm guessing $self-header_props does not add anything to what's
being returned. How, where or when can, or should, I add headers
to $html?
You guessed wrong. $self-header_props sets the HTTP headers
On Tue, 19 Oct 2004, Jonathan Mangin wrote:
$html .= qq|bunch of HTML|;
return $html;
I'm guessing $self-header_props does not add anything to what's
being returned. How, where or when can, or should, I add headers
to $html?
You guessed wrong. $self-header_props sets the HTTP headers which
will
Jonathan Mangin wrote:
It's just temporary while I work on other parts of this
upgrade. So my question becomes, why isn't a cookie being set
without $self-session_cookie()? I have:
sub run_mode {
my $session = $self-session;
$self-session_cookie();
...
}
This is just a guess, but if you're
